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Essential Technology for Mobile Workforce Security

The number of devices in use by the enterprise is difficult to measure because of the large number of personal, unsecured and undocumented devices brought in by employees. Legacy approaches to mobile security are outdated at best and limiting at worst. It's widely agreed they don't fit today's mobile business...

Sponsored by Accellion

BYOD File Sharing - Go Private Cloud to Mitigate Data Risks

The consumerization of IT and the popularity of BYOD are jeopardizing the security and integrity of enterprise data. Seeking an easy way to share files across smart phones, tablets, and desktops, employees are using free public cloud file sharing services that lack rigorous security and audit controls. These services...

Sponsored by Accellion

5 Best Practices for Secure Enterprise Content Mobility

The proliferation of mobile devices and IT management's increasing acceptance of BYOD are creating new security challenges for enterprises. Employees are using personal devices such as iPads and Android phones to access and store business data. To share this data, they're relying on e-mail and consumer-grade file...

Sponsored by Accellion

Strategy for Securing Mobile Content: 5 Key Guidelines

Mobile computing is a powerful, easy-to-use technology that delivers impressive benefits in productivity and agility, that employees are eager to adopt. But along with the impressive benefits come substantial risks, especially related to data security. These risks include new forms of malware that target mobile...

Sponsored by Accellion

Mobilize SharePoint Securely: Top 5 Enterprise Requirements

To stay productive, mobile workers want access to the same data they have in the office - including data stored in Enterprise Content Management (ECM) systems such as Microsoft® SharePoint. When users discover that SharePoint data can't be accessed easily on tablets and smartphones, they often work around...

How to Thwart the Digital Insider - An Advanced Persistent Response to Targeted Attacks

One of the oft-repeated themes in media reporting of cybersecurity events is that the "threat landscape is constantly evolving," that attacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated and the men and women behind them are better resourced than ever before. It's certainly true, but begs for a deeper and more nuanced...

vCloud for Healthcare and HIPAA/HITECH

Healthcare faces unique IT challenges. While driving down costs and improving the quality and delivery of patient care, providers must comply with a growing number of government mandates and changing industry practices around the privacy and security of PHI. This white paper explains how VMware vCloud® for Healthcare...

A Focus on Prevention is the Best Remedy for Medical Record Breaches

Between 2009 and early 2012, more than 18 million patients' Protected Health Information (PHI) was compromised. Over the past year alone, healthcare breaches in the U.S. are up 32 percent. As these numbers demonstrate, securing PHI is one of the most pressing issues facing hospitals and other healthcare organizations....

Advanced Persistent Threats: Healthcare Under Attack

In recent months the Dell SecureWorks Counter Threat Unit has found that the healthcare industry is particularly vulnerable to advanced threats, with many of the most prevalent malware tools used by Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) groups affecting the healthcare industry at a rate comparable to or greater than its...

Making Mobility Matter in Healthcare Data Security

Mobile device usage in healthcare facilities has increased significantly in recent years, with more than 2 out of 5 physicians already using a smartphone or tablet during patient consultations. The potential benefits to adoption of these devices are compelling, including facilitation of patient involvement in the care...

Sponsored by Experian

Infographic: Medical Data Breaches: A Source of Chronic Pain

With over 870,000 medical records exposed in data breaches in just the first quarter of 2013, medical data breaches have become a source of chronic pain for healthcare organizations. Adding to this complexity is the HIPAA Omnibus Final Rule. Looking at a multitude of studies and research, it's clear that data...

Sponsored by Experian

Navigating a Healthcare Breach

When it comes to a healthcare breach, there's a lot on the line. The average incident can cost an organization millions during the course of two years and the consumer tens of thousands. Both the consequences and the risks are high. That's due, in part, to the recent - and sometimes clumsy - adoption of electronic...

Sponsored by RSA, The Security Division of EMC

Implementing a Security Analytics Architecture

New security threats demand a new approach to security management. Security teams need a security analytics architecture that can handle a much greater volume and wider scope of data than at present, not to mention provide them with tools to lead them quickly to the most pressing issues. They need threat intelligence...

Sponsored by Experian

The Need for Pre-Data Breach Planning

The healthcare industry never stands still - new treatments, technological advancements and now the final HIPAA Omnibus Rule are constant reminders of how the industry is evolving. The Omnibus Rule is changing patient privacy and data breach response, not only for healthcare organizations but for business...

Sponsored by Experian

Securing Outsourced Consumer Data - Ponemon Study

The Ponemon Institute, sponsored by Experian® Data Breach Resolution, conducted the "Securing Outsourced Consumer Data." The study surveyed over 700 individuals in organizations that transfer or share consumer data with vendors. Download the "Securing Outsourced Consumer Data" and learn: The frequency of data...